Becketts Farm, a well-loved family destination near Birmingham, has announced a significant price reduction for its 2026 Halloween event. Known for its popular seasonal activities including Easter and Christmas celebrations, the farm will host its Pumpkin Extravaganza throughout the October half term from Saturday 24 to Saturday 31 October, running daily between 10am and 3pm.
Last year, the Halloween event ticket for children was priced at £14.95 and featured a spooky party complete with entertainers, singing, and dancing. However, the upcoming event will take a new direction, replacing performances with interactive games, photo opportunities, and a dedicated pumpkin zone.
Families can look forward to selecting their own free pumpkin from an indoor pumpkin patch, with carving tables provided free of charge for creating their own spooky designs to take home. Additional pumpkins will be available for £5 each. Notably, adult admission to the event is free, making it an accessible treat for the whole family.
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Guests are welcome to pay on arrival as no advance booking is necessary. The event also features refreshments from the ‘Blood-Thirsty Goat’ stall, enhancing the festive atmosphere.
Situated on Alcester Road in Wythall, Becketts Farm is approximately a 30-minute drive from Birmingham city centre via the A38, depending on traffic conditions.
A spokesperson for Becketts Farm commented: “Our annual family-friendly Halloween experience is returning for 2026 with a twist! Pumpkins, photos, games and thrilling fun for all! Enter our magical event space where you’ll be able to snap spooktacular photos, take part in our ghoulish games with family and friends, and feast on fang-tastic food and drink from the Blood-Thirsty Goat! Step into our creepy pumpkin zone where children can pick their very own pumpkin from our indoor pumpkin patch. Within the pumpkin zone, there will be free-to-use carving tables to create a spooky masterpiece to take home.”